The Elevator Killer

Another outrage.

Thunderbird Road

Beat's anything I've got.

Reborn in the A.A.

And we are back to the make out video.

I think it says on the label not to put it in your hair? Oh wait. That was something else.

Bass Reeves. Some believe he was who the Lone Ranger was based on. He was the first black Deputy U.S. Marshall. Pretty interesting guy. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bass_Reeves

I recently re watched Fringe. It was awesome even the second, er, third time around.

I nominate TheNewGirls Boobs. Diversity people!

No I have not.

You are such a Douche. In fact you're a.... Super Douche. Super Douche. He's super douchey. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. But you're our douche and we love you.

Was he in that Star Wars band or something?

Lots of us do. He and Gutter returning are like reliving the Golden Years of the Geek Club.

What the fock is a Fela Kuti?

I just looked up some people not in the R&R hall of fame. Jethro Tull? Gram Parsons? Bad Company? Boston? Chubby Checker? Cher? Jim Croce? Emerson, Lake and Palmer? Foreinger? Peter Frampton? The Guess Who? Teddy Pendergrass? Iggy Pop? Diana Ross? The Spinners? Steppenwolf? Three Dog Night? War? Barry White? Johnny Winter? Steve Winwood? Blood Sweet and Tears? Jimmy Buffett? Phil Collins? 5th Deminsion? Foghat? Billy Idol? Meatloaf? Peter Paul and Mary?

It was 1990 when I saw him. It was a good show after he stopped with the new stuff. Linda was even on stage. LOL.

I always wanted to see Ringo and his all star band, but never did. I saw Paul and almost walked out on him. The first half hour it was all from his new album at the time, Flower in the Attic or something. Then he started with the Beatles and Wings stuff and it got good.

That's what it's become. We should have a Geek R&R hall of fame and do it right. 1. Elvis. Who you guys got?

Good catch. Yep I remember that one.

Todd Rundgren had what, one hit? I love Hello It's Me, but really? One song.

I've never been there. I don't cheat on my geeks.

You guess are going to pester Mike with this BS until he decides the Geek Club isn't worth the trouble. If you can't handle being in the Geek Club then leave. Or put someone on ignore. But stop pestering Mike with so and so was mean to me.

14 millions sales and 4 Grammy's is nothing to laugh at. Not Rock really, but the R&R Hall of Fame stopped caring about that long ago.

Carole King had one of the most successful albums of that time. As it stands now it's #81 all time. Side 1 "I Feel the Earth Move" – 3:00 "So Far Away" – 3:55 "It's Too Late" (lyrics by Toni Stern) – 3:54 "Home Again" – 2:29 "Beautiful" – 3:08 "Way Over Yonder" – 4:49 Side 2 "You've Got a Friend" – 5:09 "Where You Lead" (King, Stern) – 3:20 "Will You Love Me Tomorrow?" (Gerry Goffin, King) – 4:13 "Smackwater Jack" (Goffin, King) – 3:42 "Tapestry" – 3:15 "(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman" (Goffin, King, Jerry Wexler) – 3:59